Sentence examples for map of barley from inspiring English sources

Around 25% of the mapped sequences were useful for alignment with the physical map of barley.

Finally, 168 polymorphic bands (84 in each population) were mapped and placed on an integrated map of barley [22] (Table S1).

The roughly 2000 gene-based genetic map of barley provided sufficient coverage to explain genome wide shared synteny between barley and rice.

For a total of 76 candidate genes SNP and indel-marker development was conducted and allowed the anchoring of 61 markers on the genetic linkage map of barley.

We have developed a high resolution EST linkage map of barley using progeny of a single cross and 2,890 PCR-based markers [ 6].

The reads and contigs anchored to the high-density map were also mapped in silico against the physical map of barley, because common wheat lacks any physical map.

They were recently located on transcript maps of barley [13], [39], [40].

Similar gaps have been evident in other high-density genetic maps of barley [ 9, 12, 15].

In addition to its interest for anchoring physical maps, cross-species hybridisation also provides valuable data for comparative genomics as it allows the mapping of barley (and to some extent rice) orthologous genes on wheat chromosomes.

Mascher et al. (2013b) have demonstrated that fine mapping of barley genes has become feasible due to the recent release of the barley gene space reference sequence and advances in the physical and genetic mapping (IBSC 2012; Mascher et al. 2013a).

Second, despite established syntenic relationships between the Oryza, Hordeum and Brachypodium genomes, the inefficient mapping of barley sequenced RAD markers across species is likely a result of the majority of RAD loci emanating from areas of the barley genome which have significantly diverged at the nucleotide level since the speciation of the Poaceae [ 27, 28].